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Kid Cowboy #13 (1955)

St. John · 1955 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Terror on the Salt Flats!
7 pp · western-frontier

When the ruthless Gila City Gang robs Carver City's bank and flees into the desolate salt flats with Kid Cowboy as their captive, the young outlaw begins a dangerous game of survival—using cunning and the unforgiving desert itself as his only weapons. As the gang's greed and thirst turn them against each other, Kid Cowboy must outwit the remaining killers before they reach the safety of Mexico with their stolen fortune. With help from allies Red Feather and Bill Dix, he sets a final trap across the blinding white wasteland, but the odds remain brutally stacked against him.

Outlaw's Paradise
7 pp · western-frontier

Randy Dix, the Kid Cowboy, finds the growing town of Little Rivers threatened by the outlaw Luther Young and a conspiracy that runs deeper than anyone suspects. When a Wells Fargo shipment arrives, Randy must untangle a web of deception—with Red Feather's help tracking Young's true operation—to stop the scheme before it's too late. A tale of frontier grit where brains and quick guns prove equally valuable in keeping the town safe.

Saturday Night Stampede
6 pp · western-frontier

When the singing cowboy arrives in Copper Creek for the weekly square dance, he discovers that Big Bud Harwood of the Cross Bar Ranch is in serious financial trouble—and his own foreman, Blackie Hogswell, is plotting to rustle Harwood's herd to Hidden Canyon. The singing cowboy must slip away from the festivities to stop the theft before a stampede endangers everything Harwood has left.

Phantom Coach of Ghost Valley!
7 pp · western-frontier

Kid Cowboy and his companion Red Feather arrive in Ghost Valley to investigate a mysterious phantom coach that's been stampeding cattle herds and leaving rustlers in its wake—but Kid Cowboy suspects the "ghost" might be something far more earthbound. With the help of the local sheriff, Kid Cowboy devises a plan to catch the gang behind the spectral scheme before another herd falls victim to the trick. It's a tale of quick thinking and fearless action as our young hero uncovers the truth behind Ghost Valley's most notorious legend.

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